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In 1917 the American Rolling Mill Company (later Armco), of Middletown, Ohio, made a unique contribution to the Allied war effort during the Great War (World War I) in Europe. The company agreed to send 15 employees to France to serve with the French Army as an independent ambulance corps.

Middfest International was a premier cultural event for the city of Middletown, Ohio for over 30 years. Begun in 1981, each October the event celebrated a different country each year through a wide range of programs in the arts, culture and business. The featured country was showcased with live entertainment, food, art exhibits, lectures, movies, children's programs, sports, a business conferen...

The history of Woodside Cemetery and Arboretum, begun as Middletown entered its second century, continues to serve this community as the link between the living and the dead, the past and the present. Woodside Cemetery is where memories live.

MIA POW is the story of two brothers from Middletown, Ohio who served in the Army Air Corp during World War II. Dan Corson piloted the B-17 Danellen, shot down in France on December 20, 1942. Only the tail gunner survived. Six months later Bill Corson, a bombardier on the B-17 Golden Bear, was shot down in Germany. Bill was captured and served out the rest of the war in Stalag Luft III.

MIA POW is the story of two brothers from Middletown, Ohio who served in the Army Air Corp during World War II. Dan Corson piloted the B-17 Danellen, shot down in France on December 20, 1942. Only the tail gunner survived. Six months later Bill Corson, a bombardier on the B-17 Golden Bear, was shot down in Germany. Bill was captured and served out the rest of the war in Stalag Luft III.

Middletown, Ohio was once known as the basketball capital of Ohio. After winning its first state championship in 1944, the Middletown Middies dynasty lasted for 16 years with seven state championships and a seventy-six game winning streak.

Middletown, Ohio was once known as the basketball capital of Ohio. After winning its first state championship in 1944, the Middletown Middies dynasty lasted for 16 years with seven state championships and a seventy-six game winning streak.

Middletown, Ohio was once known as the basketball capital of Ohio. After winning its first state championship in 1944, the Middletown Middies dynasty lasted for 16 years with seven state championships and a seventy-six game winning streak.

Middletown, Ohio was once known as the basketball capital of Ohio. After winning its first state championship in 1944, the Middletown Middies dynasty lasted for sixteen years with seven state championships and a seventy-six game winning streak.

Middletown, Ohio was once known as the basketball capital of Ohio. After winning its first state championship in 1944, the Middletown Middies dynasty lasted for sixteen years with seven state championships and a seventy-six game winning streak.

In 1928 the Ranck family of Middletown, Ohio embarked on a world tour. The trip was documented on 16mm silent black and white film which, almost 80 years later, was donated to the Middletown Historical Society. The film offers a glimpse of Europe and the Mideast in the period between the World Wars.

In 1928 the Ranck family of Middletown, Ohio embarked on a world tour. The trip was documented on 16mm silent black and white film which, almost 80 years later, was donated to the Middletown Historical Society. The film offers a glimpse of Europe and the Mideast in the period between the World Wars.

1928 Ranck family world trip pt1

Middletown Ohio: An American Spirit

1952 state final vs Stuebenville pt2

1952 state final vs Stuebenville pt1

1952 district final vs Stivers pt2

1951-52 vs Hamilton

1948 49 vs Portsmouth

Canal Days: A Marketplace for Middletown

A Day in the Life of Roosevelt School 1934

Middletown Ohio Fresh Air Camp in 1934

From Small Town to Steel Town part 2

From Small Town to Steel Town - part 1

The Long Path to Freedom

Forgotten Disaster: TheJuly 4, 1910 Train Wreck

Salute to the Armco Band